Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

Henry. Mason. Jelsrsop. MadI-on. Mar
,hrIi. shr Monroe, we snail ask 10 add the
,nnss ~ Rp,trf l.. Lee. OF s,onew,Ii Jack
up. Of J. y y. stuart, ana George Il.
pfcssii--elnrious representatives ~ ibi;
yir.ir,arruth snd valor and loyalty which
,roprsd the reeling fortunes Of the ReyJ-
luton Of 1910 and bore the a,g Of victory
dowinr like heavenly meteor from Dos
ton 10 Yorktown.
KIND WORDS.
No. ny dear counirymen, let none but
great and noble sad kind words, thoughts,
ard feelings lenceforih animate rs or sur.
we tie great and bitter trials OF the
American people. Let rs With love. SYM
farhy, aGd reverence too deep for expires
lion ie.pecl the sutferings and repair the
injuries we have Inflicted upon each other.
Let u. tread lightly by each soldiers
grave, WHEELER from North or South.
icr he was an American brother Dying
for his convictions. Let Us Imit,te
he Example and follow the teach
.urs of Natures great heart. who m
winter srTeafs the Impartial mantle of her
now on every soldiers grave; in spring
nus green sod and flowers upon each hun
i,ie mound 10 autumn decks all alike with
Ike russell and golden splendors OF her fa'i-
log leaves, and IN dews by night sad
blowers by day w1iers them with her tears,
and by the smiling sunshine OF Heaven
waIms Their cold bosoms with the rIys OF
eternal light. direct from The centre Of the
Universe. Let us thank God that grim.
ylsepcd war has smoothed lis wfinkled
'front.'" and that peace spresd. her blessed
wings over our land; that as one nation We
follow but one fl,g, and that but one des-
iiny awaits the American people; aud as
long o. Bunker Hill and yorktown shall
lift their heights towards Heaven, above
The wateTy main, so long will Virg1nif gnd
The south gratefully remember and cherish
this nights work and welcome. Standing
here nesr The great battle field, enriched
hy The best blood Of the North and
Sonlh. with the stars OF ueaven % our
Witnesses, on the soil OF the dear old
keystone State. the historic arch OK
the Union, the great State whose bells first
rang oui. IN :be city ~ BrOtherly Love, he
birth OF American Liberty. on the morning
Of the Revolution, / pledge You with INV
band, ard my heart goes lovingly and
gratefully WITH my hand, that Virginia and
Pcnusylvanla, as III tie days OF yore, for
ever locked IN loving embrace, In pc ice
and in war, IN sunshine and In storm, viii
forever bear alOft the Stars and Stripes aud
stand by the Union OF our isreiithers until
The morning Of the resurrection.
Sr.ecbts were also made by General ".
+. BaldS) smith, General Joshua I. Owen,
General I,aac z. Wistar, Colonel John II.
Tacgari, and others for the "Blue," and
by Sergeant Charlie, T. Loehr, secretary u
Pickelrs Division Association. Colonel j
+. Croker. Colonel Robert NJ. strIbling,
Colonel J. A. Marshall, Colonel .Tinoleum
smith, Colonel Kirk Otey, and others on
bt half Of the Gray"
John ". Frazier, secretary OF the Com
miree OF Arrangements. stated that letters
Of regret bad been received from the Presi-
cent aud his Cabinet, from Senator Sherman,
Governor FilZhugh Lee, Hon. Edwin VI.
Filler, MAYOR Of Philadelphia; General
LOUIS Wagner, Hon. George w. Childs,
G,orge William Curtis, Charles A. Dana.
General ID. II. Hastings, adiutant general
Of PENNSYLVANIA; Gibson Peacock, and
others. two Of whicb-One from the Presi-
dent and the other from Senator Sherman
BE would read